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July 4th 05, 05:18 PM
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Tire numbers - reading
I wanted to buy a set of new rubber for my car but when I looked at some web
sites, they have different numbers, I know what it menat by 205/50R16, but what is "87V" and "97V"? Bridgestone RE92: 205/50R16 97V 205/50R16 87V 
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